Give AJ his due too. He stayed cool, calm and collective after falling behind 14. He's WAY better than the press he gets imo. He's sandwiched tween his beautiful GF and Jumpin Johnny. I love his field demeanor- not cocky but plays with a lot of intensity, STILL, after all he's accomplished.
I take what he said as they need to work hard now and keep working hard to get better and better so that we can win all of our sec games, the sec championship game and the Bcs championship!
2012 - http://www.tigerfan.com/threads/miles-there-is-playbook-that-hasnt-been-touched-yet.104740/ 2011 - http://www.tigerfan.com/threads/i-g...sing-these-games-to-practice-for-bama.101044/ 2010 - http://www.tigerfan.com/threads/will-shepard-throw-a-pass.95810/ Apologies, but I feel like I've told myself "We're saving X for crucial game Y" too many times in the past.
If everyone remembers about 7 mins before halftime, OBJ takes a punt and a flag is thrown for a block in the back. LSU starts from their 7 yd line with a run play by Hilliard. The next play they have OBJ make a reception for +20 yds. OBJ was the lone WR, the two backs went out and the two TE's went straight up the field. A flag on J.C. brings it back. The next play, same formation, same out route for OBJ, this time, everyone stayed home, blocking for the TE's and RB's. OBJ was the only one passed the line of scrimmage. But go back and look, the defense had 6 guys back defending. The lone route was OBJ, thats it. 6 Kent St players defending the field with no one pass the line but OBJ. Later in that same possession, max protection, OBJ is the only one passed the LOS again. Thats the one where he caught it and fell back. Many of the same formations, but its what you do out of them. Oh, how did we finish up that drive? two WR's, 1 TE and two Backs. Hilliard goes in motion out of the backfield drawing the safety over. Landry across the middle for an easy TD catch. The TE (Dickson) froze both LBers. Like the guy in booth said, "Man, they make that look easy!" Cam is calling the shots, setting up a defense. Calling a play to set up the next one, attacking the defense. Don't you just love it?
